Crashing for a taco gets more of a pass than crashing for Pokémon Go

That I’ve noticed on my 2017 WRX, Subaru seems to have gotten it right in that the DRLs are conventional bulbs that you wouldn’t mistake for headlights. Not only that but my car’s lights are automatic and since it’s the Limited I have super bright LED headlights.

I perma-banned Jiffy Lube over a decade ago when they forgot to tighten the oil filter on my car, which lead to it leaking out on my drive home killing my engine.

I almost never honk my horn unless someone is nearly running me off the road. I usually just avoid being hit and continue on my way without making a fuss. It’s less stressful than getting all worked up about it.

Even though you irrationally hate Subaru, I still agree with you. The caveat being the size and weight of the vehicle. I’m assuming we talking about cars in the neighborhood of 3000-4000lbs, for which I’d say 300-350HP.

I think it mostly depends on where you live, I never see a slamed WRX unless someone else in Austin knows where they hideout. I used to get waved at a lot more in the early 2000's compared to this decade.

Ah yes you did, sorry. Well hopefully once they feel the FA has been rock solid in the field they will replace the STI’s EJ engine with the FA.

Do you disable your air bags, traction control and not wear seat belts in your car? It’s not just your safety you put at risk by disabling protection. By that I mean your computer could be added to a Botnet or used in other ways to attack or infect other systems.

Not totally true, the current WRX is using the new FA engine which gets better fuel economy than the EJ engine did. I know from first hand experience as my first WRX was in 03 and I’m on my third with a 2015.

I’m going to have to be shamed. I’m on my 3rd WRX since 2003 and will be trading in my 2015 for a 2017 WRX Limited with a CVT later this year. I know, I know, but we are dropping to a single car household and it’s the only way I can still have a WRX. My wife just isn’t comfortable driving manual.

This is simple. Brake checking no matter how justified you feel it is, is nothing more than reckless endangerment. Tailgating is also reckless. This video just proves that two reckless actions causes a wreck. The action of both parties in this situation could have lead to multiple injuries or fatalities of others that…

I’m not sure if you’re really interested in what is transmitted, but you can get more info here - Telemetry levels

If you are looking to get rid of the apps for all future users (i.e. Remove the apps from the image) this script by Microsoft’s Ben Hunter will do the trick. Just modify the $AppsList section of the script, change the names to the ones in Windows 10. Don’t know what display names to use, then run…

Hate to burst your bubble but Windows 7 transmits telemetry data too.

I have to say being able to stream from my Xbox to my PC is awesome. If my wife wants to watch TV on the big screen, I just stream to the computer and keep on playing, I love it!

Not all schools are like that, we are 98% PC. I’ve already built an image for and started deploying Windows 10. We’ve had many faculty buy the Surface Pro 3 (we didn’t steer them towards it) and they’ve been happy with it. I have a feeling we’ll be seeing more people buy the Surface Pro 4 or Surface Book next year.

My wife doesn't like to discuss it, whereas I don't mind at all. I've always worked for education so my pay has always been public information that anyone can look up. I feel that if people don't discuss finances how are we to know we just got a good deal on a car or if we're paying too much for rent, etc.

Well then, didn't you just confirm that it is right. It's cheaper to get a house than pay overpriced rent in Tampa.

I know the basics of UI and that feedback is necessary. I meant it partly in jest and also in truth for those that use Apple products. Any company would love to “steal” the competitions customers. Current Apple customers might really like the heavy animations, Microsoft can provide some similarity for them which might…

Most of the times I've gone the service hasn't been very good, at least at the one on 183/Anderson Mill